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Kitchen goes nuclear

Kitchen goes nuclear

Richard Handl, 31, was arrested in southern Sweden in July after a raid on his home.

Just checking in after retiring.

Just checking in after retirement...which was August 26, 2011 All is going well Wanted to know if Neil Thom is still around? If he is, would you give him a call at 782-2466 to see how his progress is going on all the changes he's implemented.
Famous guitarist at Anne Portnuff tonight

Famous guitarist at Anne Portnuff tonight

Pavlo is among Canada's most successful musicians playing more than 150 shows worldwide each year, and having sold over half a million records including two gold-selling albums.
65th anniversary of Ordination into Priesthood

65th anniversary of Ordination into Priesthood

The year 2011 is a very memorable one for Fr. Denischuk. He celebrated his 90th birthday, his 70 years as a Redemptorist and his 65th anniversary of ordination to the priesthood. Fr. Joseph was born on March 2, 1921 in near Arborg, Manitoba.
Pee Wee Gridders hit by Thunder on Saturday

Pee Wee Gridders hit by Thunder on Saturday

The Yorkton Gridders rolled into Regina on a windy Saturday afternoon and were hit hard by Thunder. They survived the winds storm but not the ensuing Thunderstorm.
Birders flock to Whitesand Veterinary

Birders flock to Whitesand Veterinary

Wednesday, (Sept. 28) birders from Saltcoats, Melville, Yorkton and Saskatoon, all members of The Yellowhead Flyway Birding Trail Association (YFBTA), spent a few hours as guests of fellow-birders Ken and Nancy Wood.
Iris plant has history

Iris plant has history

By now, we've all likely cleaned up a good portion, if not all, of our gardens.

Tobacco legislation

Saskatchewan is one step closer to pursuing legal action against the tobacco industry.
Halloween play

Halloween play

So Halloween approaches. Well Minion Games has an offering tailor-made for the upcoming spook night. "In ages long past, the Master taught you the dark secrets of undeath.
Putting unions on same playing field as charities

Putting unions on same playing field as charities

There are two major groups who benefit most directly from tax breaks within the Income Tax Act. One is registered charities, the second is labour unions.
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